Viva Brighton Issue #67 September 2018

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HEALTH ........................................... Drawings from the exhibition A Year of Drawing Making a mark on mental health ‘Being lost in art was a new pleasure when I never thought I would again feel any joy.’ “I think that’s what it’s about, really,” says Joanna Stevens, the Arts and Health Programme Leader for Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, which provides mental health and learning disability services across the South of England. The quote has come from one of the participants of A Year of Drawing, a project run by the Trust over the past year. “We deliver a programme of different arts projects to mental health service users, including adults, children and young people. With this project we wanted to try to include as many of them as possible. We thought, what’s very low-tech and accessible, that could really engage people? Drawing is pleasurable, it’s interesting, it can be exciting, it can help you express yourself, it can help you communicate – it encompasses all of those different things.” The project has been made up of many different elements: public drawing events, pop-up art studios within mental health settings, and creative courses run in partnership with Sussex Recovery College. “All of those courses were jointly designed and delivered by a professional artist and a peer arts worker with lived experience of mental health challenges,” Joanna explains. “We ran them in places like the De La Warr Pavilion and Worthing Museum, the aim being for our service users to go into art gallery settings, where they might not have felt welcome before. By taking part and going back every week, you can begin to feel, ‘this is my place’ and get that sense of ownership.” A particularly isolated group that A Year of Drawing aims to reach are “people in a locked setting,” says Joanna, “for example, people in our secure and forensic services (who might have become involved with the criminal justice system at a time that they were experiencing acute difficulties with their mental health). We wanted to be able to bring the art galleries to them, so we’ve worked with three galleries, Towner, Cass Sculpture and the Royal Pavilion and Museums, to curate a collection of artworks, which we’ve had printed as a set of postcards that people can draw from or just look at and put on their walls.” Altogether there have been over 700 participants throughout the year, and three exhibitions of the work created: one at Southampton Art Gallery, one at the Phoenix Gallery and one at the University of Brighton. The culmination of all of this will be a symposium, held at the Brighton & Sussex Medical School, in Falmer, on the 12th September. “It’s an opportunity to bring together all of our learning from across the year. We’ll consider a range of drawing practices and the way they can help us connect and communicate. We want the symposium to be not just about talking but also about drawing, so there will be activities to join in with amongst the discussion.” The event is open to the public and entry is free, but you must register (tickets via Eventbrite). Rebecca Cunningham makeyourmarknhs.co.uk ....87....
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